On The Trail Of Delusion

[Robert Reeves]

So I guess you cannot actually comment on my post?

fred

You are well known for not replying when asked pertinent questions as to the legitimacy of your own research. Double standards are abound! Old Freddie!

[W. Tracy Parnell]

I'm glad Fred is on this Forum. He's a genuine researcher, not the lazy gutter-snipe incestuous-claim-reciting "citizen investigator" the CTs clowns fancy themselves to be.

His blog is an important resource that is growing by the day. Everyone should thank Fred, the late John McAdams, David Von Pein and others who are working to get the truth out there.

[Jerry Freeman]

I'm glad Fred is on this Forum. He's a genuine researcher, not the lazy gutter-snipe incestuous-claim-reciting "citizen investigator" the CTs clowns fancy themselves to be.

See? You have to agree with the official story to be considered a genuine original certified researcher states the verbose pretenders.
Me? I'm just a lowly skeptic and consider it unjust to be labeled a kook for being so.

[Jerry Freeman]

Researcher, Gil Jesus, has written extensively on the possibility that the Book Depository rifle isn’t the same as the rifle Oswald or “Hidell” ordered.

Correction @ 3:00 on Gil's video above---That A J Hidell allegedly ordered.

[Jerry Freeman]

The above photo was discovered in Dallas Police files over twenty years after the fact.
Gee... the background sure is nice and clear huh?
The BY photos released to the public were of deliberate inferior quality. 

[Jerry Freeman]

But if they didn't use the Imperial Reflex....

They did...that is why the film marks match the negatives that were found. The Imperial Reflex was used to copy the high quality prints created in a lab. That is why the released photos are so crappy.
Jack White demonstrated this in his video lecture [which the nutheads choose to ignore]
 The cops searched the Paine garage several times but didn't locate that Imperial.

Weeks later...Robert Oswald produced the camera.
Oswald's brother said that he found the camera at the Paine home even though the Dallas police had searched the home several times for the camera. Robert said that the camera belonged to his brother Lee Oswald. This reflex camera was a very poor quality camera and Oswald was highly interested in photography. He owned several very expensive cameras and no one ever explained why he would use such a cheap camera for these photographs.

https://www.pimall.com/nais/news/backyard.html
How did that camera manage to sneak back to the Paine house?

[Jerry Freeman]

How did that camera manage to sneak back to the Paine house?

Of course there is a perfectly logical explanation ...the nutters just haven't invented one yet.

[W. Tracy Parnell]

David Von Pein

ROFL

Let me say this. When David Von Pein was still on the Education Forum he was thanked by CTs for the resources at his site. Say what you want, his site is an amazing resource.